Celebrate The Horse This legend blanket celebrates the Horse. A brave warrior astride a swift steed thunders across the plain. Similar vivid images were painted on buffalo hides by Plains Indians in the 1800's. Our Celebrate the Horse blanket is based on a design from the Blackfoot tribe, expert horsemen who called the animal "elk-horse" for its great size. The arrival of the horse, brought to the Americas by the 16-century Spanish Conquistadors, changed forever the culture of Native Americans, encouraging migration, trading, herding and hunting.
Circle of Life/Elders This legend blanket honors all tribal Elders, the Wisdomkeepers who hand down teachings and spiritual direction to children. This guidance gives the children a better understanding of their responsibility to the universe and The Creator, that all things are interrelated and equal parts of the whole. This design represents all colors of humankind, the color of Mother Earth, the sun and other circular celestial bodies and the four directions of life.
Coyote and the Three Huckleberry Sisters This blanket tells the story of how Coyote tricked the Huckleberry Sisters into helping him steal fire for the animal People. It was designed by Lillian Pitt.
Grateful Nation This blanket is in recognition of this selfless sacrifice, our Grateful Nation jacquard blanket honors the brave men and women who have defended freedom throughout the history of the United States of America. Each authentically colored stripe represents a service ribbon awarded to veterans of historical conflicts in which the country has engaged.
This unique blanket is a inspiration for the young soldier, a tribute to the veteran and a symbol of national pride.
Handbag blue A beautiful black leather bag, distinuished with our bright and bold Great Star patttern wool. This stunning purse with a roomy interior, secure zipper closure and interior zippered pocket keeps your possessions safe and organized. Magnetic clasp on front flap. It measures 10" x 7" x 4" with a 22" long adjustable shoulder strap.
Handbag Purple A beautiful black leather bag, distinuished with our bright and bold Great Star patttern wool. This stunning purse with a roomy interior, secure zipper closure and interior zippered pocket keeps your possessions safe and organized. Magnetic clasp on front flap. It measures 10" x 7" x 4" with a 22" long adjustable shoulder strap.
Handbag red A beautiful black leather bag, distinuished with our bright and bold Great Star patttern wool. This stunning purse with a roomy interior, secure zipper closure and interior zippered pocket keeps your possessions safe and organized. Magnetic clasp on front flap. It measures 10" x 7" x 4" with a 22" long adjustable shoulder strap.
Keep My Fires Burning This beautiful blanket depicts the elders sitting at the fire. It features blue,white, red, and black and makes a striking addition to your home. The blanket is make of fine wool that is unparrelled on the market.
From 2002: Native American culture honors Storytellers as holy people, historians and Keepers of Mother Earth and her People. Using language as their tool, these important tribe members (usually an Elder, Shaman or Artist), perpetuate Native American traditions of healing, song and dance, ceremony, religion and, most importantly, the story of creation. 82% pure wool / 18% spun cotton warp. Dry clean. Made in the USA. 64" x 80".
Legend Coffee Mugs These coffee mugs come with the same legend depicted on them as are available in the blankets They are truly unique. Available:
Celebrate the Horse
Sioux Star
The Thread
Turtle
Elder's Circle of Life
Spirit Quest
Keep My Fires Burning
Sacred Dance
Please specify which style you would like.
Muchacho Baby Blankets Just crib size, Chiefs Road, designed by Cree artist Jesse Henderson. Chief's Road depicts the Milkey Way, or "Chiefs Road," with the big dipper and North Star. Below is a row of lodges, representing Mother Earth. Everything inside signifies the Creator's children. The border of bear and moose tracks represent two highly esteemed animals.
Scared Dance This unique legend blanket includes powerful and precious symbols of Native American culture and history - symbols that depict how the Cree people relate to the world and communicate with the Creator.
Horses hold a special place in the hearts and history of all the people of the American West. In this design, the painted horse stands proudly in a depiction of the Horse Dance, a sacred ceremony performed before the Sun Dance. Thunderbirds, shown in the circular sacred Drum served two purposes, they brought life-nurishing rain and they carried the peoples"s prayers to the Creator. The lightning bolts found in this design represent the Thunderbirds' voices. The colors in the drum are equally important. Yellow represents the sun, Red is the night, and Blue is the day.
Small Wallet Purple This wallet is a perfect size for a small purse or back pocket, it securely holds coins, bills, and cards. It measures 3.25" x 4.5" x 1" deep.
Small wallet blue This wallet is a perfect size for a small purse or back pocket, it securely holds coins, bills, and cards. It measures 3.25" x 4.5" x 1" deep.
Small wallet red This wallet is a perfect size for a small purse or back pocket, it securely holds coins, bills, and cards. It measures 3.25" x 4.5" x 1" deep.
Spirit of the Salmon This legend blanket salutes the salmon. For centuries Native Americans depended on the slmon for sustenance. This might fish is celebrated in legends, baskets, totems and now blankets.
The Spirit Quest This legend blanket was designed to honor this Native American tradition. It symbolizes the ritual of a young brave"s quest in seeking his destiny through a vision into the Spirit World of the Creator.
The unique designs portray petroglyphs found on the mighty Columbia River dating back over 10,000 years.
Spriit Quest represents a traditional way of life that continues to have meaning in our modern world.
This legend blanket celebrates the Horse. A brave warrior astride a swift steed thunders across the plain. Similar vivid images were painted on buffalo hides by Plains Indians in the 1800's. Our Celebrate the Horse blanket is based on a design from the Blackfoot tribe, expert horsemen who called the animal "elk-horse" for its great size. The arrival of the horse, brought to the Americas by the 16-century Spanish Conquistadors, changed forever the culture of Native Americans, encouraging migration, trading, herding and hunting. 
This legend blanket honors all tribal Elders, the Wisdomkeepers who hand down teachings and spiritual direction to children. This guidance gives the children a better understanding of their responsibility to the universe and The Creator, that all things are interrelated and equal parts of the whole. This design represents all colors of humankind, the color of Mother Earth, the sun and other circular celestial bodies and the four directions of life. 
This blanket tells the story of how Coyote tricked the Huckleberry Sisters into helping him steal fire for the animal People. It was designed by Lillian Pitt. 
This blanket is in recognition of this selfless sacrifice, our Grateful Nation jacquard blanket honors the brave men and women who have defended freedom throughout the history of the United States of America. Each authentically colored stripe represents a service ribbon awarded to veterans of historical conflicts in which the country has engaged.
This unique blanket is a inspiration for the young soldier, a tribute to the veteran and a symbol of national pride. 
A beautiful black leather bag, distinuished with our bright and bold Great Star patttern wool. This stunning purse with a roomy interior, secure zipper closure and interior zippered pocket keeps your possessions safe and organized. Magnetic clasp on front flap. It measures 10" x 7" x 4" with a 22" long adjustable shoulder strap. 
This beautiful blanket depicts the elders sitting at the fire. It features blue,white, red, and black and makes a striking addition to your home. The blanket is make of fine wool that is unparrelled on the market.
From 2002: Native American culture honors Storytellers as holy people, historians and Keepers of Mother Earth and her People. Using language as their tool, these important tribe members (usually an Elder, Shaman or Artist), perpetuate Native American traditions of healing, song and dance, ceremony, religion and, most importantly, the story of creation. 82% pure wool / 18% spun cotton warp. Dry clean. Made in the USA. 64" x 80".
Just crib size, Chiefs Road, designed by Cree artist Jesse Henderson. Chief's Road depicts the Milkey Way, or "Chiefs Road," with the big dipper and North Star. Below is a row of lodges, representing Mother Earth. Everything inside signifies the Creator's children. The border of bear and moose tracks represent two highly esteemed animals. 
This unique legend blanket includes powerful and precious symbols of Native American culture and history - symbols that depict how the Cree people relate to the world and communicate with the Creator.
Horses hold a special place in the hearts and history of all the people of the American West. In this design, the painted horse stands proudly in a depiction of the Horse Dance, a sacred ceremony performed before the Sun Dance. Thunderbirds, shown in the circular sacred Drum served two purposes, they brought life-nurishing rain and they carried the peoples"s prayers to the Creator. The lightning bolts found in this design represent the Thunderbirds' voices. The colors in the drum are equally important. Yellow represents the sun, Red is the night, and Blue is the day. 
This legend blanket salutes the salmon. For centuries Native Americans depended on the slmon for sustenance. This might fish is celebrated in legends, baskets, totems and now blankets. 
This legend blanket was designed to honor this Native American tradition. It symbolizes the ritual of a young brave"s quest in seeking his destiny through a vision into the Spirit World of the Creator.
The unique designs portray petroglyphs found on the mighty Columbia River dating back over 10,000 years.
Spriit Quest represents a traditional way of life that continues to have meaning in our modern world. 
